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On Mon. 08 Jul 1940 German submarine U-99 sank British ship Humber Arm.....

On Mon. 08 Jul 1940 German submarine U-99 sank British ship Humber Arm.....
German submarine U-99 sank British ship Humber Arm of Allied convoy HX-53 60 miles south of Ireland at 0753 hours; 42 crew members and 1 passenger were later rescued by destroyer HMS Scimitar. The submarine was attacked with 107 depth charges from various escorting vessels for the following 14 hours, but the German boat under the command of Otto Kretschmer would be able to escape harm.

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